I Miss the Miss You Were To Me

I miss who she used to 
be to me,
a faithful friend, fair, full 
and free.
She is not the queen I 
used to know
I cannot find her 
gorgeous glow.

I miss how she used to 
make me feel,
emotion in motion on a 
wild wheel.
She is now a shadow of 
her own reality
I can't find her stream of 
soothing serenity.

I miss the waves of her 
morning kiss
a warm smile in my heart, 
her gently bliss,
she is not the Sunshine I 
met at dawn,
her memories fade faster 
like unkept lawn.

I miss what you meant to 
me dear:
a smile, a rainbow, a 
sister, a listening ear.
You were to me, a 
mysterious damsel,
I miss flying with your 
wings, my angel.

I miss this, I miss that but 
not your words,
they cut my heart like 
smooth swords,
you said that, you say 
this, I doubt them now,
I have learnt to love... 
who, when and how.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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Damah Avatar
June 26, 2013 at 5:41 AM
AWESOME ONE RIGHT THERE SIR
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